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How to Load Remote Data into Bootstrap 4 Modals?

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How to Load Remote Data into Bootstrap 4 Modals?

Bootstrap 4 Modal Remote Data Loading

In the latest release of Twitter Bootstrap (v4 alpha), the ability to load remote content into a modal has been removed. This functionality existed in Bootstrap 3, but is no longer supported.

Problem

When attempting to use the data-remote attribute to load remote content into a modal in Bootstrap 4, the model body remains empty and no request is sent to the specified URL.

Solution

To resolve this issue, you can use JavaScript to manually load the remote content into the modal body. Here's an example:

$('body').on('click', '[data-toggle="modal"]', function(){
        $($(this).data("target") ' .modal-body').load($(this).data("remote"));
    });  

This code attaches an event listener to all elements with the data-toggle="modal" attribute. When one of these elements is clicked, it retrieves the data-remote value from the element and uses jQuery's .load() method to load the remote content into the modal body.

Note: The deprecated remote option has been removed in Bootstrap 4 and is recommended to be implemented using client-side templating, data binding frameworks, or by manually calling jQuery.load() as demonstrated above.

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